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VLBI Observations of WR Stars
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 03 August 2017
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We present the first VLBI radio observations of two WR stars (WR140 and WR146) and of two early type stars (HD167971 and θ1 ORI A). The derived size and brightness temperature suggest that in all cases the radio emission originates from two distinct components: a steady weak emission due to the ionized wind of the primary and a smaller diameter brighter non-thermal component, probably associated to a small region within the ionized envelope of the star.
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